So we’re back, ready to run through an additional step into our Verisure Wireless alarm journey. This post is the second chapter of my Verisure story where we’ll learn how to extract and dig into firmwares. Getting firmware out of the memory will actually help us to grab various AES keys, a required step to decrypt both radio and ethernet communications, but also authenticating against the local console using USB connector (this will be described in part 3).
more here.........http://funoverip.net/2014/12/reverse-engineer-a-verisure-wireless-alarm-part-2-firmwares-and-crypto-keys/
more here.........http://funoverip.net/2014/12/reverse-engineer-a-verisure-wireless-alarm-part-2-firmwares-and-crypto-keys/